Eagles to visit President Donald Trump, White House on June 5? Who will (and won't) go?

NJ.com—The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots, 41-33, in Super Bowl LII (52). The White House has invited the Eagles to visit President Donald Trump on June 5, 2018 (6/5/18). But many Eagles, including safety Malcolm Jenkins and defensive end Chris Long, have been outspoken in their criticism of President Trump.

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The Eagles are planning to visit the White House at some point this off-season to commemorate the team's Super Bowl-winning season, though some players might not be too keen on meeting President Donald Trump.
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PHILADELPHIA -- When the Eagles visit the White House and President Donald Trump to commemorate their Super Bowl-winning season, there will likely be a handful of players who will not be coming along for the trip.
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The topic of which members of the team would go to the White House started the second the Eagles defeated the New England Patriots.
The Eagles appear set to accept an invitation from President Donald Trump to visit the White House on June 5 to celebrate their Super Bowl LII win.
Just don't expect team leader and safety Malcolm Jenkins to be there.
"We as a team are still kind of discussing what (a visit) looks like," Jenkins said Thursday on NBC Sports, "but...

A handful of Eagles players said in February that they do not plan to attend. The Philadelphia Eagles are expected to visit the White House on Tuesday, June 5 to celebrate their victory in Super Bowl 52.
The White House announced the news first Thursday, through deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters:
"President Trump looks forward to welcoming the Philadelphia Eagles to the White House on June 5th to celebrate their Super Bowl LII win.” - White House Deputy Press Secretary Lindsay Walters—...